Honoring life's greatest mysteries through mindful grief work and transformative healing practices
Flavia says, "I spent two weeks at Arkana Sacred Valley for my second experience working with the medicine, and I couldn’t have chosen a better place. What drew me to Arkana was their deep respect for the Shipibo traditions and the authenticity with which they hold their ceremonies." See more
Philip says, "In 8 weeks my life changed so much for the better! I was unable to make so many important changes that needed to be made for the last 10 years. It is fundamental." See more
Harlan says, "Osage Forest of the Peace is a beautiful serene sacred place. I have been to several retreats at here and I have always had pleasant experience. Thank you to the staff and volunteers for your service." See more
Olivia says, "I hugely benefited from learning new communications models at the Haven. I feel received and empowered around myself and my emotions and can now communicate them effectively." See more
Anonymous says, "The title says it all. Clearly a sacred place that doesn't simply allow for powerful transformation, but encourages it." See more
Anonymous says, "What an incredible experience. As someone who has never even dabbled with recreational drugs I was a little apprehensive of entering the world of psychedelics. I need not have worried as Nancy explains, reassures and guides you through every step of the journey and I felt at ease throughout." See more
Death and grieving retreats typically range from USD $90-200 per day for group programs to USD $444-580 per day for more intensive experiences. Pricing varies based on accommodation type (shared rooms starting around USD $2,222 for multi-day stays, private rooms from USD $2,999), retreat location, and program length. Many retreats offer sliding scale options or scholarships for those needing financial support. Single-day programs tend to be more affordable, while immersive 5-day experiences average around USD $3,150 total. Some venues, particularly in countries like Canada, provide pay-what-you-can models to ensure accessibility.